clean installation

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On clean install with the first example schema does not load.

I think the permissions are not set properly. both libraries for R and red-R 
need to have full write permission. 

Include in the installer all the R packages that are required for the core 
red-r packages 

The 'compile report' function creates a directory with a image and rst file. No 
odt file. I dont think docutils is installed. before install I had removed 
python 2.6.

The only a subset of the docutils installer is present in c:\temp 

Original issue reported on code.google.com by anup.parikh on 9 Aug 2010 at 9:22

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ok docutils should be installed from c:\temp\docutils using the setup.py 
install command in the installer.  

Can you see if you can run rst2odt.py and see if it compiles.  Either that or 
see if the docutils scripts are there.  

If it made it to setting the .rst file then you are most of the way there.

I'll set up the permissions and remake the example schema.  

Was there an error in the example schema?

Kyle

Original comment by kylecovi...@gmail.com on 9 Aug 2010 at 10:25

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the installer for docutils did not unzip the folders just the files in the main 
folder.

The dummy widget gets loaded on first scheme and get an error msg:

"Unable to add link. Something is really wrong; try restarting Red-R canvas."
I have attached the log.

Original comment by anup.parikh on 9 Aug 2010 at 10:36

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OK I think the startup example was made using the old system so I'll remake 
that.

I was already giving access control to the install directory.  I'm going to do 
this both before and after the installation just to make sure that it's set 
after file addtion.  I didn't see any switches in the documentation to set 
recursion but I haven't looked very much.

I don't understand the problem with docutils.  The way it should be installed 
is to move the files that should be in the C:\temp\docutils file there (using 
the installer) and then to run the "setup.py install" command which should be 
C:\temp\docutils\setup.py.

So if there are docutils files in your python directory then it worked, there 
was just some problem with docutils that we need to find out about.  None of 
those files are zipped in the installer, I load an unzipped version which is 
identical to the way that docutils is installed anyway.

Could you try running the command "rst2odt.py <rst file> newFile.odt" and see 
if it works.  If it doesn't then docutils wasn't installed.  If it does then 
there was some problem with compilation that will also be shown, meaning that 
docutils does work on your machine but just that the file you wanted to make 
doesn't work.

If it doesn't work at all and there isn't a rst2odt.py file in your scripts 
directory then try to run the setup.py install file in the c:\temp directory.  
This way we will know if docutils can be installed.  If that works then the 
problem is in running the installer for that at install time.

If that doesn't work then there must be a problem either with unpacking the 
installation files or the right files aren't included in the installer.

Anyway let me know what the errors are.

Kyle 

Original comment by kylecovi...@gmail.com on 10 Aug 2010 at 12:57

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Original comment by anup.parikh on 17 Aug 2010 at 3:22

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Original comment by anup.parikh on 21 Aug 2010 at 4:50

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